ADAY IRL
ADAY IRL
this year, ADAY set up its first permanent location in the pacific heights neighborhood
of san francisco. i designed the branding elements seen throughout the store as well as
a simple design system used on the facade and for SF specific web + social media moments.
ADAY on 2011 fillmore st is powered by leap 💥
this year, ADAY set up its first permanent location in the pacific heights neighborhood
of san francisco. i designed the branding elements seen throughout the store as well as
a simple design system used on the facade and for SF specific web + social media moments.
ADAY on 2011 fillmore st is powered by leap 💥
THE 7 DMV
The 7 is a daily briefing from The Washington Post featuring a rundown of the 7
most important and interesting stories delivered straight to your inbox every weekday morning. Recently, The Washington Post expanded The 7 with a new local newsletter aimed at D.C., Maryland, and Virginia residents. I designed assets across site and print to support the launch of this franchise.
The 7 DMV homepage banner in situ
The campaign design leverages the existing brand language of The 7, consisting of a primary blue, black, and white color scheme with bold, block type. To tailor the design for The 7 DMV, I introduced a yellow accent and photo-illustration as small updates to freshen up this design system.
The animation style is intended to be quick and eye-catching, influenced by the brevity of the newsletter.
Full-page print ad promoting The 7 DMV
The language used throughout this campaign emphasizes local landmarks and references to the DMV region to connect with the target demographic.
